‘Iat‘ss circus In pawn In
of Grenoble. In an: south
I
Ibi‘ thei- necessaries or his
2 Mix,“ the papal-i
, av ago told of t‘he0 sorry con-
I I In ow ap
Wild” I? the slate dong?
.. some to the rescue of the
- show people. It is the Henry
; don circus and It left New
‘ y in April to be gone live
“Hill which time all of Europe
I ‘3'” the public might be will-
I the outlook for the
frombuesfl I hard et'igu.
Ir , an
it Is neces-
slatloiiy groin
I supp ven
dullness
2th I the nation
e ‘tg iii'lx' in file a’l‘f
int circus.
:s from France to‘ t‘hé
‘,partment In Washington set
if dependent on the charity of
”Mutable." Evidently, the
of that place“ don't relish
fbrllie iic66y troupe,
95?? the show must
mid li‘y the until
19;” is: wit‘h the stranded
lie-1506 is broke. What's
; 't sell the show or any
‘ ,‘"”it is" said, without getting
2 in trouble. According to show pen:2fi
rt“? Ibunii tbwa the trouble lies disin-
Iiiiiliithe seal sellers of the show.
Apical those who backed the enter-
the when It went abroad are W. W.
ale. a wealthy show man; Mrs Fore-
Fish who owns the F0 augh
’ iii Ml ladelphls; Josep Are
lb aywrlght. and County Clerk
2 1'1 anillt‘on. These people
could bring the show back It they
c to do so. or at least they could
Iiil‘thorise McCaddon to sell the tents
and other things that go with the
showysnd thus pay for the return of
the is who are stranded. But. ac-
nrto-«nertnin snowmen. them is
row “raid smells the backers oi inc
, ‘ cos. hull so this seem to care Very
lunch what happens to the bunch of
Yankees living meageriy on the hos-
iii hiiy of the Inhabitants of Grenoble.
bowmen here deplore this state of
algae for the reason. they say that
l hive a bdd effect on the credit
dgktreatment of other that visit
What happened to the McCaddon
circlis on the other side is perhaps
best told by Frank J. Gallagher. who
has 22t;hargs of the blllposting at the
, Theatre in New York city.
I Kila‘fh r had charge of the advance
‘ . or Ihe McCaddon show, and he
« fr 361! rch with a gang of twenty-
or: Ind pastemakers. His
Wilmer“ was assistant to Man-
“32" McCaddon. Frank Gallagher left
2; rises ill eréeouri. France. wherii
he we how things were going.
His
orge "stayed I r, but with
t black still 6 is nowjl
all m.u.‘ In talking at his a: a
can those of the is ill‘
Fast Gallagher said:
.I "We got a bad break from the start
In the first co. McCIddpn made a
2» mistake in 0 citing” in the north of
France. for the Weather was the limit
[I VII so cold that we had trouble In
2. indie warm enough to stick
dd Dunkirk Franco, whbr'b‘
' , duo open The ablil'lande'd
I lint port and got In two days late
course there was nothing doing In
Dunkirk, and Ill my good bill work
r 3p thing. The bunch wcrb
V me. where lhe first poré
' be was given and it was llerce
dsd In: tho hpl t or a hailstorill
- e 0 look ll l‘ colé’
of ill r6“. Naturally e (066
of the northern French towns
5t. fall over each Wither in an effort
. gun-ten
II at Lille ws g
I 2 ‘-. plum bros weeks of
stands during a season of ball.
‘ 'Iid cold that kept everybody at
near y froze everybody con-
flh t a circus. very little
2 filling pushed over the box
and It was costing a whole
mow gold. carom the
5 my
web I cauti ‘cn.
. os't manor a boss». II II
«Modding as: the melt!
of the Iowa comes around and
0! .
ed 100 francs for can? erforlu
i think I can guess Sepals fluidly
is this country is 't a
3'” mace; Everybody in till
its. been on the city psy-
iig Iron-the cell i got for
re weanlt say way out. an
‘im I5!" of give up or dent.
toured and separates from \I
at the show people are pelta '
' 8.88.
t ticket mt ulna
\rduswssiasobsds
2 b
not glad that l
. home I have bobs
‘, I 2 ‘ biliposters. loathe «
’ the Kaiser Wilhelm but
tsrs came—well, it's a sbamfl
,, 2 Two of them turned stews
9 were discovered when the I
0 days out. For the rest of
ey had to scrub decks.
passed coal. helped In the , I
and did nearly everything to
. ‘ No more Europe for mine"; 2'
ppm W. McCaddon Is a nzph:::
‘JiI‘iuesA. Bailey. McCaddo don ad t
was so attractive thata lt was with
lib cinema: that lie orglnllcil his
county to Melt the ones. This“ ’
Caddon circus Dlfi I Are class sh- ’
Whéli It left his iii ‘6ver'8 i
people with it: tightness
performers nastiest” returned bl: re
or are perfor
Europe. ll is
are stranded iii Gterioble.
THE ONLY WAY.
There is no way to maintain the
health uplift ll bf filing i‘Iud body
except by our In inept; ‘ll‘here is no
way to nourish except through the
stomach. ”The stomach mutst be t
.e Ind sw h%m ,
Ill of
2:}?an wil fietfio find“
set 119.; .l loss“
rough: net-vs all
Itlpatl'onfibad breath. sour risings rill:-
n estio dyspepsia and II
bf$acli ileum? that are curable are
quickly cured b the use of Kodol Dyd
loci and simulation tild whole diges-
tive apparatus. Sold by The Clifford
Flint-lain J
v. "
MAKING MARRIAGEB PULBIC.
Effect of I Law Passed by the Lasti
General Ausmhly.
One of the laws passed at the last
session of the General Assembly
should have-one effect ofprcventlng;
secret marriages in this state in the
future. It requires that. wherever it
a‘hiill appear from a certl‘llcate of mars
as filed with any reglitrar of vital
‘sts lstlcs that either or the parties to
the marriage is a resident 6! some
other town In' the sta’te‘. the registrar
shall at once make a certified copy of
the certificate and transmit it to the
registrar of the town where the per:
son resides . When the certificate is
received In the other town It becomes
a matter of public record and a runav
way couple would soon had their mar-
rings ‘a part of the geherhl knowledge
in their o'Wn town.‘
The law Includes certificates or
death. where, the residence or the de-
ceased is elsewhere than In the town
where he dies. and also certificates of
birth where it happens that either of
the parents has a residence elsewhere.
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE
LONG
He neglected “1'0 talie Foley s Kidney
Cure at the first “f a of kidney tron
ble hoping it won went- away and
he was soon a victim of Bright’s dlus-
There Is danger in delbe
if Foley's Kidney Cure ls taken but
once the symptoms will disappear. the
kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and well. A. R. Base. of
Morganiown, Ind, had to get ‘6 ten or
twelve times in the night. all had 3:
severe backache and pains In the III
says. and was cured by Foley's Kl
Cure. Sold It. Finishers Dru
Store. "
POPULAR AMUBIM—INTI.
TRINITY cannon BENEFIT.
The Rev Dir. Cr all it has been
occuylng lilo pulpit, br‘l‘rl‘iglly Church
during the absence of Rev. Romllly
F Humphrels will give an entertain
ment In the Sunday school room of 3‘1
3‘qu Church. It will be entitled
ltetoltes From Shakespeare and 0m
er Sketches and will be given tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock Mr. Craft Is
a déll'glitful talker and a the qugh stu-
dent of scanner.- and filter great
“all crs. wh‘o‘luhu't an ng in as
landfill
THE WGREAT BABY SHOW.
The success of the great baby show
and prise decorated carriage bands I
George c. “WW I Steeplechase laian
next Friday afternoon is insured by
the large on bar of entries already
celfiid, whit: include trinity from th‘l
city. Entries will be received up to
the time the parade starts. but It II
best to get them in early as It give!
the management a chance to ascer»
lain how many contestants to expect.
Ncokted outrages prdmllotobe cum:
areas. There are three prizes for Ihd
beat decorated carriages and two more
for the go carts. it Is easy and In-
«pensive to decorate carriage. ti
trsctively. A little ingenuity w ll
work wonders. Among the may
rises is one tor be most strenuogs
by. «global! by t I Board of Tr as
mallow
IIIBUSTIR BROWN.
«Not an uisny action! has a musicsfi
coaxed creating received such unison:
l’ . .
org udred Nights In Club
“Eta.“lg ill}: to be just what the
anxious “no I want. ad I s more
Mg} H‘ I mortal
I
Ines wherever présent it ii- con;
cases by tile most exacting drilled to
Wine Minimal candy ted
"I “if” .l“:~dl‘d‘ fill it’ll“;
s as c gel I s e s
Thom menu: with many
indie sci outt
hem he
(Ellie; 0152
magi? rbshdwa‘lnr; I
' C. H. Gilbert. of
my.”
...?“ an...
, Chamberlain's
alt .
local-sun;
aoao susn roe «coco.
Central New England Defendant in“
.Bip’IAvtlom.
BARTFO‘R‘D. August all ——--The T. C.
Richards Hardware Company. a manu-
facturing corporation of Winsted. act-
elng through Arthur It Shipman of
“gun city; hub fill!“ suit against the
antral New Eggland Railway camv
pany to recover Idalnages of HE 000.
The action will be tried In the super
Ior court of thcbheld county.
0n the night of May 22 the factory
of the T C Richards Hardware Oom-
pany. a brick building. 300 feet long.
40 feet wide and four storle's high book
lire .the company alleges from a spa It
I, ol‘a locomotive owned and operated y 2‘
“the Central New England Ratio! y
Company. The top story of the
ding was burned and the company says
. that the building was drenched with
water and a large quantity of mar;
chandlse. tools. machinery and belting
damaged and that In oonseoucnce It
lost the use 0! its building for many
weeks and was unable to fill its con
tracts.
The company alleges that mercbarn
disc of the value 823. 000 was de-
stroyed. that its building was damaged
to the extent of Si 000. mole. ma hllb
ery 'aud factory. hilugs damage to
the extent of 5.100 and that it incur-
red I loss of 10 .000 in being unable
to use Its factory for several weeks
-—~“l had a running. itcblng sore on
my leg. Buffered tortures. Dean’s
Ointment took away the burning and
itching Instantly and quickly affected
permanent cure" C. W. Lenhart.‘
Bowling Green, 0. I
a“
CHALLENGE TINNM TOURNEY.
Result in 1b. Preliminary Found of
Singles is Announced. '
lil’l‘CHFIELD. August 30.—-’l‘lio op-
en challenge tennis tournament tor
the championship of Connecticut was
begun on the courts of the thcblisld
Club yesterday afternoon with the an
eat of weather to give zest to the pla.‘
ing. The gallery during the forenoon
was a large one. although only the
preliminary and first rounds In part
Weripp‘layed. As the players are thin
ping out the interest promises to be
keen. The morning playing resulted
its follows:
Preliminary round in singles:
G H. Vanderburgh of Merlilen, beat
J. P. Woodrull. of Litchlleld, 0-0. 6-0.
Raiston Doubly. of New. York. beat
J. P. Ilscy. of New York. M. 6-1.
Schuyler Meyer. crutcbbeld, beat
omaston 0-3 6-1
William Brown of Meriden. heat C.
Lindley. of New York. by default.
Gentleman‘s singles. first round:
‘ s. P. Henahaw. of llitcbiield. bent H
B. Stoddard. of Bridgeport, 822. 0-6.
C. Hadley beat Elliott Wetrous, of
New Haven. 4-8. 6-4, 0-3.
11. Sanford. of thchliebd. heat C. E.
Blythe. 8-6. 6-6. ‘
4......
DICK WWII AND DAUGHTEBI.
You have often seen them with psikc
faces poor appetite head and back-
ache,’ symptoms common to the sex
Fathers and 0“?" lose no time In
securing Dr. Bari Kenned :- Favor
its Remedy, or Rondout.N . it will
cost only one dollar and is much
chea r than sickness Write to Dr.
egos/i Kennedy a flops. Readout. N.Y
r I lilac sample bottle.
ooum our No wrmassu.
'i'rsl‘ii Crews Ignore Request That
- 1'ny Appear Defers Coroner
Defoe.
BlilDGIilPOR'I“, August 30 u-Coroner
Doten is contemplating staking whole
sale arrests among employes of the
Consolidated road Redirected that
the crews of the two trains which
crash together urdsy night and
the more In others scuuslsted
with he facts. appear before him to
testify, but the‘ traction has been on
i i". min are appsn
at reg'ulsr da-
Isst Intention of
my W.m
d‘lilllr"flliltt
ms Without the ll
light-lag until hey are “mutate
Iiidiii 2sln
upu old so the r truss has
did: «not»; Ital-i of the
illiciissII-iD
through death iii‘flili‘bld "wiretap: 2
W
A AGK 'DP DOA‘NIHOEA "DONG
Elsa cream: ......
LAiN‘D Li ”IOWA ‘
AND Dim I‘DYaIA NIN-
II
a
‘g'
1
mil”.
to m, “M Ghol:rs
lei “6m
rescue:
med cine for nine da I
‘ ‘ it”
2 Incoming ‘bos‘rd oi govsr
l was so weak treat an attach of
distrust than?! saute W7 mtewm
lazil”
to ' ‘ ii “Iii
slop was opened with prayer.
Re pay. of New Britain. Thoma
oil Id lto John 1’. Shell.
M. J.
Irw l
tlon tor eliminate no in ting speech.
its that Wm‘httl‘o the; “T‘ll‘f‘lw
0WD Mi 6 0 0 0°
mills 1"“‘ll‘ “next dilute slogan ii‘
(6781131: pt Booth Norwolk. In
eloquent “tidy recompiled Father I;
fibrin the election web by"
acciamstlon. Father Elty thanked the
convention for honoring him a second
time and said that he would try and
b6 moldifI'Itblol in the dim! to noble
to the union and to the cause of tent
slice it. in the put: 'Johii lib
«lasso biota: urine antiserum
New beacon. and John F Gunshapnon.
of New Have “were
John Kelly. 0 Ndw
Elisabeth Coyne. of Meriden, were
ecretary, William J Grants. 0
use Haven. wii‘s reelectdd after his
name had been presented by John J.
Kennedy. of Naugatuck. He received
98 votes to 32 cast for John J, Ken
nedy. of Naugatuck. Mr Cronin thank-
ed the members for honoring him a
sec d time. John a! Corbett. or New
Ba ”63‘" reverbeigd trehaure‘r “Rudd
Jo oi Micro
The national delegates ch sen Ewere:
John J. Cdiiilelly; 6t“
or J. Murphy of I
opposition and then the names 2: .
nes Payton, of Hartford and Mrs.
Thomas Purcell. of Wellington! were
preheatedfit as the sentiment favored at
tangents trout the
rshiiliili
the .I‘iulon lad. of women Miss Payton
l‘Wl elected by a vote of 79 to 00.1“
this point the convention took a re-
03!! tor li‘tnoli eon.
PIIINDIDH OUFFERIND
ls often caused by sores. ulcers and
cancers, that out way your skin.
"I have lined Bucklen's ‘ArnliiI SIM“
for Ulcerii Sores and Cancers. It is
lbs has! heal dressing I are;
in.und" Boo es and heals cuts
burns and Il'cals 26c at F. H. BI!-
fl.
or. drug store: guaranteed.
MAM MINING or HEIREws.
Merino Cilltens Have Called One to
Protect Against Persecution.
MERIDEN august 80 “A great
mass meeting of the HebreWI of this
city has been called for tonight to
protest against what ls termed the
“persecution of the Hebrew iunk deal
ers of the city by the police." Eight
Junk dealers have been arrested since
Saturday by ‘thc police who declare
their determlnstlimnto enforce the
state law relatingmi the keeplnrot
records by Junk dealers. Two of
the dealers have been heavily flood
in the ideal courts for alleged complic-
liy in theft of copper wire and war
roots are out in: practically every
Junk dealer in the city. The miles
declare that tho dealers aid the
thieves in disposing of stolen property
and Chief Van Nm‘l ‘5le has,aunounc-
ed his determination pill every Junk
dealer behind the bars
As nearly all the ahéa‘em in the city
are Hebrews. the I'lr has creme
great excitement stilling them. The
proclamation which has been issued by
the prominent Hobreivs oi the city do:
stores that the “persecution of 2.000
years ago." has been revived. Alton
neys have been engaged to defend the
cases ”2“ the Hebrews announce they
will ugh to a "“L'f
*—
GHAN‘DIILAIN'I DOUG. DNOLI‘RA
AND DIARRHOIA REMEDY.
There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more in: liclt
confidence rm Chambblrg's blic.
Cholera and rrhocalle Y-
lng the third of a century in which It
has been in one people have lebrtied
that it is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetened it Is pleasant to take. Flor
sale by Stillsou- Powell Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy; Zeltiuss Phar
mscy. . 0
"AFFORD DPRINDI BANK. ro
DONGOLIDATI.
HARTFORD. August lid—Bank Com~
misslcners Kendill and Noble w re In
consultation with Attorneyl Ge “til
King yesterday afternoon in r
the legal phases of therpropo
solidatlon of the two ssvln
at Staflfil'd Springs. Appll lo
made to the bank commissioners
time ago for permission to can tilts.
the banks as it was thought the the
savings bank business of the laws
would be better served dry it“ new
built than by two banks dividing the
builders between them.
‘ltllh‘bsnlfs are in I Iolvolt count?“
, banks
l
of the commissioners in about a week
but!“ Inshoction ion the matron:
Attorney General King said that the
{at {aghast-o 'iissceu Iii set requir-
I'ir dais' n
so Iron: the (use the inclining:
is led before permission to cease -
date can be ground.
if“ .TO' 1':ch 00'- s
‘slllsn woMfihfi
O"! “CH“. Illicit
lilac '3
“minim".
"Aren‘t-‘3
Emihflnd 3%. ‘
viocpresldents by acclamatlon .1
orwlti‘hmll ‘5- 2 '
iii.
24%.:
Wm. Bedeil of Flat Rock Mich, ssys‘. 1:
D-IH'"
lion and are doln , .I .
uess. There will 1): "mar meét‘lnd'
tiract-
‘ vs. ; cheeks
«:2 Ind re I «lip ii are liter udture-
glvs‘n rig‘lil‘.P A salloev sltin. lack
.i'Iiit
‘c‘nct‘ ol‘ ‘e‘V’Ei‘y W
T"gain and a gain they have
cited to be luvelusble at those
occurring
women it
‘ici com nervousiicss.’ in little
and deprcseioh it ill wobdéi‘lnl
the way these pills assist Nature
and relieve the suffering.
I Every woman who values
health and cod looks should
becomes as rIiol-
- , fit: or w gassst.
MIT. August Sills—The fun
Dian E. Seoley. which was
' mposlng the city has seen
in years. Business official and social
life was well represented among those
1.3”
H. Gallup, lCorn trailer Mitch-2
Ell Allornéyflenersl lag and many
other state officials The services
,I more in church oi Hamilton Commas
‘ilery, K T.. and at. the grave Prelste
Hugh Sterling conducted the l res-
Iive ritualistic service The prayers
at the house were said bi Rev. B. H.
weed‘y. pastor of the South Congre-
'g‘a‘ti’onal church. Although the (am
Iiy had rediiested that no flowers be
sent. the number of pieces from so-
olal organizations made a magnificent
display.
' .DANGEROU! AND UNCERTAIN.
For sunburn. letter and all skin and
scalp diseases. DeWitt‘ I Witch Hat l
Salvo has no equal. it is a cart
cure for blind. bleeding. Itching and
protruding piles. It will draw the
tire out of a burn and heal without
leaving a scar.
buncles. etc.
use of the genuine Dertt’s Witch Ha
Isl Salve Accept no substitute as
they are often dangerous and unccn
torn. sold by rial Clifford Phar
macy.‘
oovsaNos HUDDARD'S wmow
DEAD.
HARTFORD. August 30. -- Mrs.
Mary Morgan Hubbard died at 1
o'clock ycstcrdny afternoon, aged 83
years. Mrs. Hubbard has been in
failing health since last November
Her death was due primarily to old
age. She was the widow of Governor
R D. Hubbard who died in lIISi. She
leaves two children, William D. Hub
hard and Mrs. Arthur K. Hrockcsby.
and three grandchildren. She, was
born in Hartford and was the daugh-
ter of Dr. William Morgan. The fun-
eral will be held Friday at 3 o'clock.
at the Washington street home, In
this city
02. ‘TGBIA
MWNMOMMNI.
hummus ilsiplssgil
beer-tad I 2.
We:
norm KIN Rio” ‘9" pumice.
WATIIIIBUR. ' In so. -"—-Ooro-
ner Mix. of New Haven. came here
yesterday afternoon and hear all the
witnesses in the case of Ed th Ken
drink. who committed suicide by turn
In; on the gas in the loom occupied
by William Sears In the Molgs bull
(am. In Bank street. An autopsy was
old to ascertain it any other poisons
aside from the gas caused the girls
Nil “1
out Mu"
TAKI KODOI. AFTIR IATIND.
After s hearts
I care will provost so attack
In stioIi. Ronni is s thorough
Liilgestslti‘t and I guarantaed curs fgr
g on s as on t e
lmfi. ital: pg“. Sour fillings.
Bad guilt: and all atoms troubles
l
lilo and 01.00 mam-m our ‘
times when so than I, .
cl debilitated an an . .2“
hell lI dose of Kodol '
2‘ you will scarcely realign
give you is to have your
I conform to their it feels.
l-i
. Room 9, United pant: Abuilding. Telephone sin
' ‘oFFi-Eas iron uruaoav
present being Governor Roberts with
ll
BONE. old sores. cart I:
are alllokly cured by the .77 ~ 3, g
0
Bill}. says: I
is
.5ch
until “I?
Wood 51.. Tel. 203-5.
one arocit ‘
“it
pan , of Stamford
lytsl utopia.
M " ‘l‘i‘i iroit overseas.
II- M In Bush. or New Out!
“1 sum for 10er with
uses to» View dictum
ltrled everything i
belching.
“It” s1???“ Ill
”3ng as
l’lIlIt II‘. a. seal:
ll tFINlD 07.
M ugust 30.~—l‘lev R. W.
Field, who ‘criiIiod a disturbance In
the Elm Baptist church. last Sunday
Motorola was lined fl and coats bi’
Jngrg‘ bpburbhilu the tow court.
any on the insoles s so... of
disturbing public worship. He tank
an appeal. I
cured III
so: sale 6:1 a ti.
A blur of properly fitted glosses“: will We y‘I‘i‘u I World of comfort that
6% beret tlvc vision. The best advice we can
ntteur with glasses that are guaranteed to
ER B. HOYT. Reflecting Optician.
South Norwsih. Goon.
special Ap claimants at convenience of patrons
Office hours 8*«1: 12; 45-43: 00. Saturday evenings. 7-—9.
some as or
on "com 111‘: names or credit IE-
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COME AND TAKE ADVANTIDI 10F W.
33 Soilltilcln "direct. South Norwali.
Your order Today
is what we are after We are here
to please you, we take pains to please
and we will planet you. whatever you
may want in the way of meats. poul-
try and all else you expect to find In
a well appointed butcher shop. Meats
fresh sweet and tender rule the meat
with us, which you will know when
you have once tried our servlcc.
Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and
Broilers.
J. W. DODGE.
successor to Jacob Sbh‘auh.
22 Washington MN“. 'Pllaf‘ib 322-2.
2‘. 000 lbs. Guaranteed
B. HERSHFIELD 8: SUN
:22 Water Street, ‘Tdbphmi‘e 236-3‘. ‘
‘ Public Market. 32 So. Main St.
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street, Norwalk.
THIS IS HGT» RS‘iDENTiA‘L YEAR " BUT WE ARE IN THE
FIELD A. CANDIDA FOR YOURCOAL TRADE FOR THI IEAION.
GIVE US A CHANCE TO PBQVI WHAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE 0N
HAND. WE HAVE JUST UNLOADED THREE BARNES OF OLD COM-
PANV’DLIHIG COAL. MIG ARE lN DUNN!” T0 ATAYW AND WILL
Gabi“- YOU IVGOO VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. LET U! HAVE A TRIAL
RAYMOND arms
up» Hamill, cope. ion w-nhlnsm all!!! . ii ‘i‘ ..
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